Wavelength Social Communication
Online Sessions
California
Colorado
About our sessions
Wavelength Social Communication is a neurodiversity-affirming speech-language pathology private practice specializing in social cognition and executive functioning support.
I support neurodivergent and neurocomplex clients in their self-identified social goals and provide a context to build community and develop social connections.
Concepts addressed are related to the client’s own self- identified social goals and may include (but are not limited to):
self advocacy
executive functioning support for skills such as time management, emotional regulation, planning, and organization
social perspective taking
increasing independence in the social world
reading the possible intentions of others
building a future sketch of new situations in order to increase your comfort and identify potential goals
social problem solving in friendships, family contexts, work, school, and/ or dating
social challenges relating to navigating a neurotypical-centered world when you have a neurodivergent brain
Meet Jen
Jen (she/her) is a neurodiversity-affirming speech-language pathologist specializing in social communication therapy and executive functioning support.
She received her B.A. in Linguistics and Italian and B.S. in Speech and Hearing Science from the University of Arizona and her M.S. in Clinical Speech-Language Pathology from Northern Arizona University.
Jen has over two decades of experience working with neurodivergent and twice exceptional clients. She began her career as a school speech-language pathologist in Arizona, eventually making the switch to the clinic setting to work with school-aged clients as well as adults.
She is a nationally certified speech-language pathologist and is licensed in California and Colorado. Jen has presented at state, national, and global speech-language pathology conferences, discussing topics such as: pragmatic language assessments in schools; “Social Cognition 101” for SLPs; and how the Double Empathy Problem impacts perceived respectfulness in neurodivergent clients.
A bit about me personally:
I’m a dog-obsessed person who somehow ended up with a cat (in addition to my chihuahua, Dexter, pictured above).
I love knitting- the more tedious the project, the better.
I’m a slightly obsessive reader with a TBR that I’ll probably never fully tackle in my lifetime.
I love hearing about people’s special interests and learning fun facts from y’all.
Frequently Asked Questions
I work with middle school, high school, and college students as well as adults.
What age groups do you serve?
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Individual sessions (weekly, every other week, or as needed): $250 for a 60 minute session
Groups (weekly): $175 for a 60 minute session
Caregiver Training: $125 for a 30 minute session, $250 for a 60 minute session
Collaboration meetings with other service providers: $125 for 30 minutes
Individual and group sessions are 60 minutes long.
For school-age clients, the first 45-50 minutes of the session is direct therapy time with the client(s), and the last 10-15 minutes of the session is a caregiver component to discuss topics and strategies addressed in the session and answer questions.
What services do you offer?
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What do your sessions look like?
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Do you take insurance?
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Wavelength Social Communication is a private pay clinic and considered out of network for insurance. I provide superbills that can be submitted to your insurance company for potential reimbursement.
Some insurance companies will only reimburse for specific diagnostic codes. Your superbill will include the diagnostic code you provide from medical reports and assessments. If you do not have a medical diagnostic code, the default ICD-10 Code R69 Unspecified Diagnosis will be used.